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[Developmental defects of the facial the skull in some forms of craniosynostosis].

N A Rabukhina, I V Riabova, A I Domaradskaia, Bezrukov Vm, Ippolitov Vp, Gun'ko Vi, А.П. Аржанцев, Khelminskaia Nm

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Changes in the facial skull of 74 patients with untimely synostosis of craniocerebral sutures and pathologic shape of the cerebral skull are characterized. All the patients presented with shortened base of the skull, gross deformations of the facial skull. Certain regularities in the formation of these defects were distinguished.

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Changes in the facial skull of 74 patients with untimely synostosis of craniocerebral sutures and pathologic shape of the cerebral skull are characterized. All the patients presented with shortened base of the skull, gross deformations of the facial skull. Certain regularities in the formation of these defects were distinguished.

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Changes in the facial skull of 74 patients with untimely synostosis of craniocerebral sutures and pathologic shape of the cerebral skull are characterized. All the patients presented with shortened base of the skull, gross deformations of the facial skull. Certain regularities in the formation of these defects were distinguished.

Key concepts: Skull, Medicine, Craniosynostosis, Synostosis, Craniosynostoses, Anatomy

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